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Commodore 64 Graphics Photoshop Tutorial
If you have played games on Commodore 64, you will be pleased to see what can be done with a little help of using Adobe Photoshop.
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Open any color photo you want.
I have opened myself from the childhood times. The time is perfect because my father bought us Commodore in that time.
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Click above on Image and select Image Size...
In a new windows set the same width and height like I did.
Constrain Proportions must not be selected.
Click OK.
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The picture is stretched.
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We will load Commodore colors now.
Click above on Image, Mode and select Indexed Color...
In a new window click on Palette drop down menu and select Custom...
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In a new window click Load...
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And then select Windows or MacOS version of colors that you can download from links below and click Load.
Click here to download Windows version of color set.
Click here to download MacOS version of color set.
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When the color set will be loaded, you will be able to see it's colors.
Click OK twice to confirm the selection.
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This is my example now.
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Click above on Image and select Image Size...
In a new windows set the same width and height like I did.
Constrain Proportions must not be selected.
Click OK.
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